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Develop a thought on Immersive Journalism [PDF]
مطالعات رسانههای نوین, 2021 The concept of immersive journalism was coined by Nonny de la Pena et al in 2010, which means “the production of news in a form in which people can gain first-person experiences of the events or situation described in news stories.” Immersive journalism ...
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Media and Communication, 2022 Since the 2010s, a new type of journalism has emerged, especially in North America and Western Europe, called constructive journalism. Its basic idea is to complement classic problem-centered reporting by covering problem-solving approaches that could ...
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Ethical dilemmas raised by Immersive journalism [PDF]
مطالعات رسانههای نوین, 2022 Today’s world has experienced a major revolution in the way that stories are told. Content producers embrace new technologies such as AR, MR and VR to narrate their stories.
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DiGeSt: Journal of Diversity and Gender Studies, 2023 This roundtable paper is part of the project ‘Digitized Love and Intimacy on Hinge.’ It aims to investigate how digital dating apps reconfigure cultural attitudes to love and intimacy and, conversely, how said attitudes influence digital dating practices.
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Media and Communication, 2021 Newsroom innovation labs have been created over the last ten years to develop algorithmic news recommenders (ANR) that suggest and summarise what news is.
Hannes Cools +2 more
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Inclusive Media Literacies: Interlacing Media Studies and Education Studies [PDF]
International Journal of Learning and Media, 2012 In this article we discuss why media literacies are being acknowledged as a key competence across a range of life functions and policy domains, and we propose that, in order to understand and help develop these literacies, researchers from media studies and education studies need to identify common theoretical and empirical grounds and systematically ...
Drotner, Kirsten, Erstad, Ola
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Nordicom Review, 2022 Increasingly, the means of engaging young people in constructive public debate and democratic society has shifted to online digital media platforms. This assumes that participants have the necessary media literacy skills to engage in a meaningful way. We
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An Immersive Journey through Flawed Technology: Users’ Perceptions of VR in Journalism
Journalism and Media, 2021 Virtual reality (VR) has had the reputation of being a revolutionising technology ever since it emerged in the early 1960s, but virtual is not yet a successful reality in journalistic practice.
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From Insult to Hate Speech: Mapping Offensive Language in German User Comments on Immigration
Media and Communication, 2021 In recent debates on offensive language in participatory online spaces, the term ‘hate speech’ has become especially prominent. Originating from a legal context, the term usually refers to violent threats or expressions of prejudice against particular ...
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Does presence of social media plugins in a journal website result in higher social media attention of its research publications [PDF]
Scientometrics, 2020, 2020 Social media platforms have now emerged as an important medium for wider dissemination of research articles; with authors, readers and publishers creating different kinds of social media activity about the article. Some research studies have even shown that articles that get more social media attention may get higher visibility and citations.
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